we then heard within the space of ten or 15 minutes that he had been arrested in lahore. entirely clear where he will be taken. his team here said to us they did not expect him to resist arrest, they were planning to appeal but it's saturday and the courts are not currently open and they cannot lodge those appeals until monday which leaves us with the weekend and what will happen next in pakistan. what will be the reaction to the arrest of imran khan. as you mentioned on the ninth of pay he was previously arrested and we saw a large amount of discontent across pakistan in reaction to the arrest. we saw military and intelligence buildings, military buildings being targeted, that is surprising here in pakistan, something pakistan has not really seen during its history, but the military to be directly targeted and as a result we saw a large crackdown on imran khan and his party. imran khan was released after they found the arrest against him back then in may had been illegal. and he has since then been free but at the same time many of his party have left the party, many of

you, right now, are sitting in lahore.our only journeys right now are to the courthouse. you know that you survived an assassination attempt last november, but you've said you expect another one to come. i believe your own children have told you that you ought to get out of politics for your own safety. why will you not heed that advice? because it may be the only way to calm tensions in your country. stephen, what you're saying is that we should accept slavery and not have freedom. democracy means freedom. so what you're basically telling me is that in order to accept this fascist government, which is destroying our civil liberties by the day... they're about to pass a bill — just so that you know what we are facing right now — they are passing a bill which is called prevention of extreme violence. the intelligence agencies can break into anyone�*s house without an arrest warrant. they can pick anyone up. they can try people in military courts without access to justice. this is what we are facing now. unfortunately, the c

you, right now, are sitting in lahore.ourneys right now are to the courthouse. you know that you survived an assassination attempt last november, but you've said you expect another one to come. i believe your own children have told you that you ought to get out of politics for your own safety. why will you not heed that advice? because it may be the only way to calm tensions in your country. stephen, what you're saying is that we should accept slavery and not have freedom. democracy means freedom. so what you're basically telling me is that in order to accept this fascist government, which is destroying our civil liberties by the day... they're about to pass a bill — just so that you know what we are facing right now — they are passing a bill which is called prevention of extreme violence. the intelligence agencies can break into anyone�*s house without an arrest warrant. they can pick anyone up. they can try people in military courts without access to justice. this is what we are facing now. unfortunately, the country has

his party confirms to that mr khan is being taken to islamabad on a special plane from lahore. ukraine has damaged a russian fuel tanker in its second sea drone attack in two days. this is an unverified video sent to the bbc by a ukrainian security service source which they say shows the moment of attack. pope francis is in central portugal visiting the shrine of fatima as part of his tour of the country for world youth day. we start with breaking news: imran khan, pakistan's former prime minister, has been arrested, after being sentenced to three years in prison. his team say they will file an appeal against the ruling. thejudge found him guilty of failing to declare money he had earned from selling state gifts. as the decision was announced in islamabad a crowd, including some prosecuting lawyers, began chanting "imran khan is a thief" outside court. multiple cases have been filed against mr khan in the last 16 months. in may, he was detained for not appearing at court as requested but was subsequently released after the arrest was declared illegal. since then his party has b

murad khan after his arrest in lahore city . imran khan has been transferred to istanbul. pictures of imran khan have been published on social media in pakistan along with a senior police official in istanbul. he announced that after the arrest of his companions and his transfer to istanbul , he conducted a medical examination on them and was supposed to give lala prisoners in the indian city of qatif. our voice with mr. razavi has been lowered, i thank you i ask them in the studio of the news channel, mr. kiyomarth yazdan panah, an expert on the issues of what continent are they with us, mr. yazdan panah, hello , please, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the service of your excellency and all the respected viewers of the news network, i would like to ask you about the origin of the encounters with imran khan. i would like to ask alman khan, he was removed from power in the spring of last year, then legal cases were filed against thor qasr for a while, and now he is faced with the issuance of a court order to arrest him again . the cold is used to remove and if the

after his arrest in lahore, he should be converted to islam. pictures of imran khan were published on pakistani social networks with a senior police officer in istanbul. the islamabad police announced that after his companions were arrested and transferred to islamabad for examination medical he did them and he was supposed to go to prison in the city , the quality of our voice with mr. razavi has gone down. allahu rahman raheem, to your excellency and all the respected viewers of khabar z salamat channel, i would like to ask you about the origin of the encounters with imran khan. alman khan was removed from power in the spring of last year, and then for a while, legal cases were brought against him, and then he was re-issued. the court's order of arrest is the root of these encounters what is that? is the happiness of the legal process natural? this story of the gifts of the cold governments is an excuse to remove the problems of pakistan very easily . a good analysis of this neighboring country, nicknamed our country in coups, is a country wi

pakistan s former prime minister, imran khan, has been arrested at his home in lahore, after a courte than 300km away in islamabad sentenced him to threeyears in prison. he was found guilty of not declaring money from selling gifts he received while in office. he denies any wrongdoing and his legal team say they will file an appeal against the decision. in a pre—recorded video message, mr khan urges his supporters to protest peacefully and not to sit silently in their homes. by by the time you hear this statement, they will have arrested me. i have only one appeal. don't sit silently at home. i am struggling for you and the country and your children's future. you have to continue peaceful protests until you get your rates. and the biggest fundamental right, which is to the actual government of choice to votes. do not allow any occupying group to rule the country. like they are doing today. rule the country. like they are doing today-— rule the country. like they are doinu toda . . . doing today. said that was imran khan. including some prosecuting lawyers, began chanting "imran khan

arrests were made in cities including peshawar, lahore and karachi — but the demonstrations were moreetention in may. mr khan was found guilty of not declaring money earned from selling gifts he received while in office. this is attock prison, where the former prime minister has begun serving his sentence. the verdict means he is not allowed to hold public office for five years — with pakistan just months away from a general election. caroline davies has this from islamabad. yes, we know he is injail, that has been confirmed by the authorities in pakistan, it took some time there was some confusion over where he would be imprisoned but we know over where he would be imprisoned but we know he is in jail at attock. his lawyers said they tried to see imran khan yesterday but were not able to do that and we heard from the head of attock who said they were not told the lawyers would need to have access to imran khan on that day outside visiting hours so clearly already some tension building between the legal team of imran khan and the prison authorities. we know his legal team say they are

arrests were made in cities including peshawar, lahore and karachi, but the demonstrations were moreuilty of not declaring money earned from selling gifts he received while in office. this is attock prison, where the former prime minister has begun serving his sentence. the verdict means he is not allowed to hold public office for five years, with pakistan just months away from a general election. this weekend marks six months since a huge earthquake hit turkey and syria, killing over 50,000 people and leaving many more homeless. but amongst the tragedy there were stories of hope, such as baby afraa, who was born beneath the rubble of her collapsed home. the bbc has caught up with her and challenges her new family is facing six months on. hanan razek reports. it was seen as a miracle, a moment of hope following february's devastating earthquake in syria and turkey. baby afraa was rescued after being born beneath the rubble of a collapsed building. all of her close family, including her mother, were killed. but now, afraa has a new life, adopted by her uncle — the man who pulled her f

he was convicted and is currently detained in lahore, legal experts say that this bazaar is the possibility of imran khan's participation in the national elections of pakistan, which is scheduled to be held at the end of this year. diseases in the us state of michigan about the center warned people about the possibility of swine flu. the center asked the american public to avoid eating or drinking around the agricultural and livestock exhibition and not to touch pigs. so far, two cases of swine flu have been recorded in the state of michigan. copper to deal with the crisis. el barq has implemented remote working of employees. egyptian employees are going to start implementing work rules online every sunday. this decision was taken by the egyptian prime minister mustafa melli, and i started working from home today. the purpose of this decision is to put pressure on power grid and the closure of government buildings for one day a week during the summer, according to the english sky news channel, new surveys in england show that violence against children and babies has increased during the qua

he is now being transported via road, we're being told from lahore to the capital of islamabad wheree will potentially appear in court. like you said there has been appeal made by the bti, by imran khan's lawyers to the supreme court, but, again, we're waiting to see whether this will lead to protests. the chief secretary has called for peaceful protests because previously there has been an immense crackdown this past summer on imran khan's supporters, many of kanaka'ole's senior party leads and aides have quit the party and joined other parties and have been critical of imran khan himself so, again, an election year, an important time in what has already a tumultuous year in pakistan so we'll have to wait and see how this unfolds when he reaches the capital in islamabad. >> we will be following it closely, sophia saifi, good to have you on the story. >>> six police officers who call themselves the goon squad now, they have pleaded guilty in the brutal beatings of two black men in mississippi. nged. so have we. that's why new dove body wash nonow has 24-hour renewing micro moisture f

according to the mathematical statistics of saudi arabia, doha, qatar and lahore, pakistan were on the next list of polluted cities in the world. this pollution cannot be defined in terms of particles below two. indonesian authorities say that they plan to introduce another city as the capital to deal with air pollution in jakarta. terrorists in the east have failed to control an overturned truck of the lebanese hezbollah. the truck belonging to hezbollah overturned in laleh area. the armed terrorists intended to take possession of the truck that had not been deposited, but when the army forces entered, they failed in this conflict , and one of the attackers was also killed. some sources of the overturning incident the resistance truck is lying in wait in chamkhale area in the east. it is pre-planned against the resistance forces. i know that the lebanese headed by sami rajab has a long history of mercenary for the zionist regime . referring to the cooperation of the security organizations of the palestinian authority with the zionist regime , he said that what happened in nablus is sh

according to these mathematical statistics, saudi arabia, doha, qatar, and lahore, pakistan were in the next list of polluted cities in the world. pollution cannot be defined in terms of particles below two. indonesian authorities say to introduce another city as the capital of the province in order to deal with air pollution in jakarta . hezbollah terrorists in lebanon then overturned a truck belonging to hezbollah in laleh area. the armed terrorists were planning to take over the overturned truck. when the nakaman army forces entered, one of the resistance forces was martyred. the attackers were also killed. some sources of the overturned accident of the resistance truck in the chamkhale area in the east are pre -planned ambushes against the resistance forces. the palestinian martyr's body criticized the spokesman of this movement, referring to the cooperation of the security organizations of the palestinian authority with the zionist regime, and said that what happened in nablus is nationally and morally shameful. amir khalifa was prevented and this behavior of the security organizat

of pakistan arrested after announcing the verdict of the court, the police arrested imran khan in lahore in order to transfer him to islamabad. in pakistan, imran khan, the former prime minister and the current head of movement and insaf pakistan , was sentenced to three years in prison in the so-called dosh khana case. in this case, khan was not declaring some government gifts or profiting from their sale. the house is an office under the control of the cabinet of pakistan to store gifts and other expensive items that are given to government officials. according to the laws of pakistan, the officials of this country must report to the cabinet in the past months because the trial of pakistan's imran khan has repeatedly been the scene of protests and clashes between the supporters of the former prime minister of this country and the security forces of the palestinian protesters and the security forces affiliated with the palestinian authority after the martyrdom of a palestinian youth in jenin . al jazeera reported that the palestinian security forces are accused of they shot at the vehic

arrests were made in cities including peshawar, lahore and karachi — but the demonstrations were moreious detention in may. mr khan was found guilty of not declaring money earned from selling gifts he received while in office. this is attock prison, where the former prime minister has begun serving his sentence. the verdict means he is not allowed to hold public office for five years — with pakistan just months away from a general election. live now to our pakistan correspondent caroline davies who's outside the court in islamabad. you were following the story yesterday very closely for us so caroline, he has begun his sentence, is that correct?— is that correct? yes, we know he is in “ail, is that correct? yes, we know he is in jail. that — is that correct? yes, we know he is in jail. that has _ is that correct? yes, we know he is in jail, that has been _ is that correct? yes, we know he is in jail, that has been confirmed - is that correct? yes, we know he is in jail, that has been confirmed by| injail, that has been confirmed by the authorities in pakistan, it took some time there

pakistani police under security measures in lahore announced the retirement of pakistan's insaf movementople will not accept conspiracy and attempts to take revenge on imran khan. due to the conflict between his supporters and the security forces, 55 percent of americans are against the white house's greater support for assad's ukraine , according to a survey by the american sina tv , 8 out of ten americans are worried about the prolongation of the war in ukraine with assad, according to the statistics of the united states, they are at the top of the aid countries. the german center for economic research last month gave 47 billion dollars in arms aid to buchanan, which is 45% of the total, and the aid given to a russian oil tanker in the kish strait near the karim bridge is the target of an attack on ukraine, the russian defense announced. kurds, the attack on the naval base of this country in the port of nouri-sisk was carried out using two remote-controlled vessels. the russian news agency reported until the morning , citing the maritime rescue center, that the oil tanker did not escap

live now to our bbc urdu correspondent, in lahore.e operation is still going on, the chief minister has said 30 people were killed, beautiful people are injured. approximately 17 bodies have been moved to one hospital, 15 have been moved to one hospital, 15 have been moved to one hospital, 15 have been received at another hospital. army officials and rangers are dear. the operation is still under way. it is a remote scene, difficulties with getting the heavy lifting equipment needed. we are looking at huge pieces of twisted metal, and how we are going to get people out of fear. is that clear? yes. they have passed different districts to send cranes and machinery. it is getting dark as well. it is getting difficult for people to do the operation. but they have received the machinery. work is still going on. we are aiming to get it finished as soon as possible. what are the authorities are seeing about possible causes of this accident? 0fficials accident? officials are secrets might be a technical issue. looking at that will be they ope

the pakistani police under security measures in lahore arrested the pakistan insaf movement and announcede people will not accept the conspiracy and attempt to take revenge on imran khan in recent months . pakistan because of us imran khan his fans have repeatedly protested and clashed with the security forces. 55% of americans are against more support from the ukrainian white house. according to a survey by sina tv, 8 out of ten americans are worried about the prolongation of akbar hassan 's war. according to the german economic research center, the united states spent 47 billion dollars in arms aid last month, that is, 45% of the total aid that has been released. 56% of the youth in the occupied territories are thinking about tehran . according to the latest survey, the media of the zionist regime reported 56%. due to the prevailing conditions of this regime, after the approval of the food changes bill, the youth is considering leaving the occupied territories. according to a survey of the residents of the occupied territories, 33% decided to leave this territory. two days ago , news so

of pakistan , arrested ibrahim khan with the police after announcing the verdict of the court in lahore, to be transferred to bostanabad. the court of pakistan prime minister imran khan the former and current president of the insaf movement of pakistan has been sentenced to three years in prison in the case known as tosh khana . imran khan was accused in this case of not declaring some government institutions or profiting from their sale . other expensive items are to the authorities according to the laws of pakistan, the officials of this country must report these gifts to the cabinet . according to the survey of the research center of the broadcasting organization, hosseiniyeh maala program was ranked with 30.6 percent of the primary school viewers in muharram special programs. it had gained a percentage of its viewers and was reflected by various media in hosseinieh moala. there was no shortage of swimming on television and television, and it was reflected in the media . the extraterritorial message of hosseinieh moola was the headline that mashreq chose for the article. this program

imran khan, in lahore, pakistan, welcome to hardtalk.

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our correspondent tarhub asghar is following developments from lahore. a rescue operation is still going on. and according to the chief minister, he said that 30 people have been killed in this incident and 84 people are injured. and according to the officials, approximately 17 bodies have reached the nawabshah hospital and 13 were received by another hospital. so the rescue operation is still going on. army officials are there, rangers are there. so they're trying to clear the operation, but still operation is under way. the information minister of sindh, sharjeel memon, gave us more details about the crash. this train was going from karachi and that accident happened between district sindh and nawabshah. this train was going to punjab, so it is an unfortunate accident. definitely the top priority of government is the rescue work which we are totally focusing on. all the hospitals of the suburb, the nearby area, are on standby and the government has put emergency workers and some of the patients are sent to another district and some of the patients have

and after that, imran khan was arrested from his residence in lahore.awyers are planning to move to the higher courts with an appeal against this decision today, but all these things would happen on monday, as due to the weekend at this time. on the other hand, imran khan and his party leadership, they have requested their party workers, their supporters to come out and do peaceful protests against this arrest. but what we have seen so far is that there haven't been many people on the streets, as we saw back on may 9th when imran khan was arrested for the first time and there were violent protests across the country. but this time it seems that not many people are coming out. although imran khan's media team is claiming and sharing some photos and videos of people who have been arrested while they were doing protests. but all these claims could not be verified independently. for now, imran khan is in attockjail where his medical would be done in a while and after that he would be kept there. he has been imprisoned for three years, but his lawyers say th

his party confirms that mr khan is being taken to islamabad on a special plane from lahore. a ukrainian sea drone has hit and disabled a russian ship carrying fuel near the occupied crimean peninsula. it's thought to be the first attack on a merchant tanker since moscow pulled out of a deal protecting civilian vessels in the black sea. this is an unverified video of the attack, sent to the bbc by a ukrainian security service source, which they claim shows the moment of the strike. of, comm. now on bbc news, talking business. hello, everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly with me, aaron heslehurst. let's go and take a look at what's on the show. it's holiday heartbreak. as wildfires rage across europe and america, what impact is climate change having on the tourism industry? it's really difficult to manage the heat sometimes. travel and tourism — it's worth nearly 10% of our global economy, keeping millions in work. but does our changing planet mean it's time for a major rethink? i'm going to be discussing all of that with these two — there they are — the bi

arrests were made in cities including peshawar, lahore and karachi, but the demonstrations were moreas found guilty of not declaring money earned from selling gifts he received while in office. this verdict means he is not allowed to hold public office for five years with pakistan just months away from a general election. 0ur correspondent caroline davies reports. sirens blaring, police truck after police truck, arresting former prime minister imran khan. the judgement came from here. police filled every corner in islamabad's session court. mr khan says that the case is politically motivated. the court said he's dishonest. so, this is after months and months of waiting, we now finally have an announcement — imran khan has been found guilty and has been sentenced to three years' imprisonment. 0utside court, shouts of "your show is over, khan!" minutes later, we heard he'd been arrested. this was what happened the last time mr khan was arrested — protests, some violent. mr khan was released but his party faced a dramatic crackdown. many of his senior party leadership were arrested, the

our correspondent tarhub asghar is following developments from lahore. rescue operation is still going on. and according to the chief minister, he said that 30 people have been killed in this incident and 84 people are injured. and according to the officials, approximately 17 bodies have reached the nawabshah hospital and 13 were received by another hospital. so the rescue operation is still going on. army officials are there, rangers are there. so they're trying to clear the operation, but still operation is under way. we know that it's a remote scene, don't we? and difficulties with getting the heavy lifting equipment needed. i mean, we're looking at pictures of the huge pieces of metal that are all twisted and how they're going to manage to get people out of there, is it any clearer? well, yes, that was a remote area. so what they have done, they asked different districts to send cranes and machinery that can help in cutting the crane that is damaged and in which people are still stuck. it is getting dark as well. so definitely it is getting difficult

ruling in his absence for illegally selling stays . gifts con has now been invested in the city of lahore league next. but say the conviction may and columns chances of running and elections do later this year, officers arrest the former prime minister released this prerecorded statement. but have you sign? you jumped that kid, but i'm up that going to go my fellow practice donahue. you, by the time this message will reach you, they would have arrested me and i will band j. o. i have one request of the appeal . and if i do not sits in your home so quietly, what several i'm doing is not for myself as i'm doing it for more practiced on easy and for you. do it for your children's best. the future, if you do not stand up for your voice, is it, can you live like slaves? slaves have known lots of their own slaves, the like and so on. the ground pakistan was a big dream, almost so was there is none worthy of worship, but gods that we do not spend down in front of any human. this is a will for just a swing for your rights and freedom. remember, freedom is never going to play into shackles, never

now been arrested in the city of lahore. legal experts say the conviction may end cons chances of running and elections lasers here. laughter was arrested. the former prime minister release to this prerecorded spaces, the weatherbug assign you jumped doug did, but all i'm up that going to go my fellow practice tony's sledge. tom, this message will reach you. they would have arrested me and i won't be in jail. i have one request from you, an appeal of what you do know it sits in your hands quietly. what several i'm doing is not for myself. i'm doing it for more practice tony's and for you to do for your children's pets of future. a good off of who can be any kind of, if you do not stand up for your rights, you live like slaves, slaves have no lives of their own long slaves the like it's on the ground with them as soon as him outside has got the latest from his level but of the former prime minister of august on m, ron con, or directed from his residence in the city of the hall, he would then taken by a roar to another city, known as a task which is about 85 kilometers from head were then d

speaking, addressing the country, saying is that investigators are on the from railway headquarters in lahore to the side of the incident to try to figure out exactly why such a large incidents of the large tragedy occurred. he said that the rail lines pass that sites in that area. we're in good working conditions, but they are not ruling out anything at the moment before investigators have a chance to see exactly what took place. he says it could be a mechanical fault, but he said it could also be some kind of foul play. and we should know more once investigators have had a chance to take stock. of the incident at the cross side rescue workers. are there the progress on the permit of military force the rangers are on sites and they are assisting with the relief and rescue of survivors and helping to transport the bodies away from that side. hospitals, instructor and the watch have declared an emergency as they begin to receive more and more of the wounded. the images are clearly those of a sunday deadline to reinstate that oppose president or the can face military action. supporters of a cre

after the verdict, mr khan was taken into custody from his home in lahore.nker in its second sea drone attack in two days. in an unverfied video sent to the bbc by a ukrainian security service source, they claim it shows the moment of attack. uk scouts are being moved to hotels in seoul after the world scout jamboree was hit by extreme heat. the event is attended by more than 40,000 young people from around the world. slovenia's prime minister says the flooding there is the worst natural disaster in the country's history.

nobody has been allowed to speak to him since he's been arrested and was taken from lahore to a city.hed prison there. nobody has had access to him unfortunately. we hope that he is keeping well and is not given any torture while he is in prison, that is our biggest fear. you know, that is all that we have of any news of him at the moment. like we said, it was his legal team, they weren't allowed to give him any arguments, they weren't allowed to speak in court today. and so, it is obvious which intention the judge had come with, appointed under this case are the last minute to give his verdict. today was his last day before he goes on holiday. somehow, he did a 35 page verdictjudgment on imran khan's case, and thejudgment was printed within 20 minutes, and within ten minutes of that, they had stormed into imran khan's home. that means it was all preplanned from the beginning. it is impossible to get that kind of speed from the courts. the government denies this, they say that there was no political net motivation. we heard that from the minister. their argument is that he has committ

he was arrested at his resident in lahore.ear against this decision today but all this will happen on monday. due to the weekend. on the other hand, imran khan and his party leadership have requested their party workers, supporters to come out and have peaceful protests against this arrest but what we have seen so far is that there haven't been many people on the streets as we saw back in may when imran khan was arrested for the first time. there were violent protests across the country but this time it seems not many are coming out, although imran khan's media team are sharing photos and videos of people being arrested while protesting. all these claims could not be verified independently. for now, imran khan is injail now where his medical will be done. after that he will be kept there. he has been imprisoned for three years but his lawyers say they will appeal. but his lawyers say they will a- eal. . ~' ,, our reporter tom brada is in the newsroom, with a timeline of the events which led to today's sentence. the past five y

speaking, addressing the country, saying that investigators are on was from railway headquarters in lahore to the side of the incident to try to figure out exactly why such a large incidence of the large tragedy occurred. you said that the rail lines at that side in that area, we're in good working condition, but they are not ruling out anything at the moment before investigators have a chance to see exactly what took place. he says it could be a mechanical fault, but he said it could also be some kind of foul play. and we should know more once investigators have had a chance to take stock of the incidents at the cross side. what happens next that will be questions raised once again, you had another incident on the rail lines. questions will be raised once again about why this infrastructure, this very necessary infrastructure for the majority of people in this country for transport, for a cheap option for transport. why the infrastructure isn't being modernized, it's been going on a for generations. these problems have been going on for decades. critics have pointed out that one of the ma

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supporters of the pti came out to protest but they have been arrested by police whether it is islamabad or lahoretest in may, the police are careful about any protests in the capital. most of the protesters have been arrested, a few of those came out. the direct atmosphere is tense right now but also, when it comes to the party itself, the pti chief and imran khan told supporters to be peaceful but he also asked them to protest as well. the reaction is much more subdued than on may nine. imran khan's lawyer, intazar panjutha said the case against the former prime minister lacked merit. he is demanding a fair opportunity, a fair trial. he has been denied that. had the witnesses been allowed to produce before the court, the case would have been entirely different. even now, nothing incriminating was put to imran khan. no offence whatsoever was alleged to him that, "you have violated such and such provision of law." the pakistani government says imran khan's arrest is unrelated to the forthcoming elections. here's the country's information minister speaking on pakistani television. translation: if a

the bbc�*s tarhub asghar is in zaman park, the area of imran khan's home in lahore, where the formered. right now, if you see the situation, there is heavy deployment of police and not only this, during his arrest there was heavy deployment at that time, too. we have seen, in the past, when he was arrested on the 9th of may, his protesters came in a large, huge numberand 9th of may, his protesters came in a large, huge number and there was also violent protests were reported but now today we have seen after his arrest, we haven't seen much of supporters who came here in support of imran khan. up until now, it is reported that he has been, after his arrest he is being taken away from the city. you can see his security team and legal this is the situation right now and the protesters, there were approximately two dozen protesters who were peaceful, chanting slogans in favour of the leader. they also have gone away from this spot after the heavy deployment of police has been made here so this is a situation after imran khan got arrested today. imran khan spoke to stephen sackur on the b

he has been taken away 300 kilometres away from lahore, kept injail in the most inhumane conditions,is family. and today, members of your team have met him today, haven't they? yes. finally, this happened today at a:00. and this was an interaction where our client revealed the conditions in which he's being kept. he signed the papers. he's being kept in a tiny room with deplorable conditions. there is no ventilation in the washroom, and there is a lot of mosquitoes, a lot of insects crawling in the room. but, and this is class c condition, which is being given to him, of course, deliberately just to settle political scores with him. but he's resolute and in high spirits. now, imran khan, only a couple of days ago called for peaceful protests. he said people shouldn't sit quietly in their houses. there's been no sign of that. is that an indication that his support there in pakistan has effectively dwindled? perhaps the support has been silenced. i would put it that way. he is still one of the most popular leaders in pakistan, with 80% of the masses supporting him. the recent events th

after the verdict, mr khan was taken into custody from his home in lahore.e denies any wrongdoing and says he will appeal. ukraine damages a russian fuel tanker in its second sea drone attack in two days. in an unverfied video sent to the bbc by a ukrainian security service source, they claim it shows the moment of attack. uk scouts are being moved to hotels in seoul after the world scout jamboree was hit by extreme heat. the event is attended by more than 40,000 young people from around the world. slovenia's prime minister says the flooding there is the worst natural disaster in the country's history. now on bbc news — sportsday with paul scott. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm paul scott at the bbc sport centre, here's what we've got for you. history beckons: england's netballers reach the world cup final for the very first time. the bhoys are back: celtic see off ross county, as they make a winning start to the defence of their scottish premiership title. and comfortable wins for spain and japan, who are the first teams through to the quarter—finals of

really good to have your lahore. really good to have your company this afternoon here on gb news.is in terms of this rescue operation and how difficult it is ? and how difficult it is? >> thank you very much. it's a very complicated situation right there . this battagram area , there. this battagram area, which is located around and 230 miles kilometres from islamabad, the capital. and the these students and the teachers, they are stuck there. it's been over eight hours. they are waiting for any help. one helicopter there , reach there and try to there, reach there and try to rescue the students . but gusty rescue the students. but gusty winds are hampering the operation and that's the major problem. another our ssg special service group helicopter is being dispatched to the location right away and maybe that can be helpful. but the officials in involved in the operation, they are they are not much . i mean, are they are not much. i mean, they are they are looking forward to success. but it seems that they are looking they are referring some examples like, you know, the gusty wind

we can cross now to lahore, where we can speak to salman safdar, a lawyer representing the former primeday's meeting in just a moment but briefly, your reaction to what happened on saturday? it reaction to what happened on saturday?— reaction to what happened on saturda ? ., , , ~ . saturday? it was indeed shocking. we would say that — saturday? it was indeed shocking. we would say that imran _ saturday? it was indeed shocking. we would say that imran khan _ saturday? it was indeed shocking. we would say that imran khan has - saturday? it was indeed shocking. we would say that imran khan has not. would say that imran khan has not received a fair trial at all and he has been condemned. thejudge has been the most objectionable in the whole process and it was written on the wall but he had one objective, to convicted imran khan. it is not of —— a lot of resentment because lawyers were also maltreated during the proceedings and not talk about imran khan and the environment of the court, and pleasantries were exchanged and our main concern regarding thejudge was exchanged and our main concer

complicated countries, journalists and mexico, journalists in morocco a journalist in azerbaijan, lahore found the name of a friend of his candidates, moldova. we found we found names of journalists in in. and we also found the name of a of a journalist who who was killed a few days after appearing on the list. of course, we cannot deduce from that. he was, a mexican journalist, that he was fired on to to be murdered. but this raised a number of question and we also had the case of of many relatives, jamal khashoggi, appearing on the list. and that was quite big because we what we discovered working on on huge list was that the fiancee and the wife of jamal khashoggi, khashoggi had been spied on before and after his death and that spying might have led probably to or at least it's a it's the hypothesis that the information the saudis found in the phone of those two women might have led to twist. so this is this, of course, those are very important stories we published with all our partners on july 20 in july 2021. and i want to just just do a little tone setting. i we we have several jou